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Nov 9, 2026
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A sick household is a signal to check air, water, genes, and infections before naming a curse.
Several sick animals and relatives sharing a home make a practical investigation more valuable than a supernatural explanation. Start with veterinary and medical records, timing, food and water, housing, medications, pests, fumes, and possible infections. Pets sometimes show household exposures first, while family clusters can reflect inherited disease or a shared pathogen. The Reddit account alone cannot distinguish these paths.
A cat’s kidney disease can make a curse feel real. Shared air, water, food or genes could make the pattern real instead.
A young cat has stage 2 chronic kidney disease, while relatives and other pets have also been ill or died. If a curse were behind it, the record should show a pattern crossing homes, species or generations. Medical, veterinary and environmental tests could reveal the thread. Until then, the house is a mystery, not a verdict.
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Tracing a Family’s Genetic Curse - by Howard Lovy
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